UTA Signs ‘Yellow Rose’ Filmmaker Diane Paragas

Warner Records has signed singer-songwriter and producer MyKey, whose first official release with the label, "Please Don't Go," is out today, Billboard can exclusively announce.

By Bruce Haring

Bridget Savage Cole and Danielle Krudy spent eight years working on the script for their feature film debut, Amazon’s “Blow the Man Down,” about a pair of sisters who go deep into the underbelly of their New England hometown to cover up a crime. But the filmmakers’ relationship dates back further than that — to the days when they were shooting shorts and making music videos on Coney Island.

The Circle winner Joey Sasso has signed with A3 Artists Agency, The Hollywood Reporter has exclusively learned. The lovable Rochester, New York, native was a breakout star on the novel reality hit, which Netflix has renewed for two additional seasons.

By Nellie Andreeva, Denise Petski

Laura Dern rocks a mask and gloves for a little extra protection while out on a walk with her mom, Diane Ladd, in Los Angeles earlier in the week.

Dre London made his name in the music business alongside Post Malone’s, co-managing the artist (with Electric Feel’s Austin Rosen) as he ascended in five years from newcomer playing 250-capacity rooms to the arena-filler he is today. That success helped London land the honor of manager of the year at Variety‘s 2018 Hitmakers event and now he adds another star to the London Ent roster: Tyga.

Grammy Award-nominated rapper Tyga has signed with London Entertainment for management. The Los Angeles-based firm is headed by Dre London, whose client roster also includes artists Post Malone and Tyla Yaweh.

The Grammy Museum in downtown Los Angeles has been the setting for more than 900 intimate Q&As and performances, sometimes bringing in as many as 100 artists in a single year, as it did in 2019, to sit for an interview followed by a (usually) acoustic set.

By Erik Pedersen

Norman Reedus is stocking up!

After dropping more than $20 million on a couple of high-maintenance landmark homes in Pasadena — more on that in a minute — “Avengers: Endgame” director Anthony Russo, a busy film and TV producer and a 2004 Emmy winner for directing the pilot episode of the cult-favorite TV series “Arrested Development,” has sold one of two neighboring residences in the Los Feliz area of Los Angeles, Calif., for a small bit more than $2 million.